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Harewood School S. D, #4112 1922 -1944<\/h2>\n

Harewood School was located a few miles south of Dewberry. The name \u201cHarewood\u201d was chosen in memory of the Earl of Harewood in England. After Harewood School closed , the building was moved into Dewberry where it served as a classroom. The building was later moved to Marwayne.<\/p>\n

July 29, 2008 saw a a group of former students and interested neighbors meet at the school site to help with the installation of the school site marker. Memories were shared and pictures were taken. Mrs. Iris Hodgson arranged the day for us.<\/p>\n

Harewood School
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